Go & Tell has constructed a purpose-built school to provide practical vocational education for students from within Kirinda Village and surrounding areas in southwestern Uganda. In addition to vocational skills, the Innovation Centre shall also provide community-based projects/training development programs, outside of school hours, all of which can be attended by parents and older family members to enrich their education and skills in various areas, thus bringing some cohesiveness into the community.

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The school will align with Kids Care's mission - “To produce adults who are practically oriented, morally upright, self-reliant, and able to survive in this globalized world.”
 

We strongly believe that conventional academic education can be integrated with vocational skills training, a component that is largely missing in many schools around the country and especially in the Masaka District.

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The Masaka Business Innovation Centre will:

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• Enable students to reach their full potential by providing them with practical integrated education and an opportunity to develop and promote their other non-academic potential skills. These degrees may include:
   

  • Cosmetology

  • Fashion and Design

  • Business Management

  • Hotel Management

  • Accountancy

  • Secretarial Studies

  • Procurement and Management

  • Marketing

  • Purchase and Supply Management

  • Journalism

  • Hair Dressing

  • Tailoring

  • Catering

  • Early Childhood Development

  • Sweater Knitting

  • Motor Vehicle Technology

  • Metal Fabrication

  • Cookery and Bakery

  • Bridal Dressing and Decoration 

 

• Keep families together in a community-based context, as the school is targeting students working together with their parents and elders in the community to find solutions for locally faced challenges. This will have a positive impact on the wider district and help create a supportive community environment.
   

• Provide local employment and a market for various products /produce in the surrounding communities.
   

• Assist in the reduction of illiteracy, violence, and crime by keeping the youth occupied. Community-based projects, established to engage community members outside of school hours, will continue to improve the livelihoods of households in the surrounding area.

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At full operation, the Masaka Business Innovation Centre will provide education to 550 students and employ approximately 35 trained/qualified teachers and 6 administrative staff. ​

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Phase 1: Ground Floor Plan/Excavation COMPLETED!
 

Phase 2: Completion of First & Second Floors COMPLETED!